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Remove the faulted internal M.2 boot module, PowerStore Manager

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Figure 82. Removing the top cover Remove the faulted internal M.2 boot module Steps 1. Locate the M.2 boot module adaptor in the node. You can identify the M.2 boot module adaptor by the blue retaining tabs. 2. Press the blue retaining tabs downward to free the M.2 boot module adaptor from its slot. 3. Touching only the outside edges of the M.2 boot module adaptor, remove the M.2 boot module adaptor. Figure 83. Removing the M.2 boot module adaptor 4. Identify the faulted internal M.2 boot module. One internal M.2 boot module is labeled DRIVE 0 and the other is labeled DRIVE 1. In PowerStore Manager, DRIVE 0 is identified as InternalM.2BootModule0 and DRIVE 1 is identified as InternalM.2BootModule1. 5. On the faulted internal M.2 boot module, gently pull the handle on the release tab to separate it from the tab holding it in place. 6. Gently pull straight up on the pull tab to free it from the M.2 boot module adaptor. 7. Remove the internal M.2 boot module from the M.2 boot module adaptor. Base enclosure service procedures 69

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Figure 82. Removing the top cover
Remove the faulted internal M.2 boot module
Steps
1.
Locate the M.2 boot module adaptor in the node.
You can identify the M.2 boot module adaptor by the blue retaining tabs.
2.
Press the blue retaining tabs downward to free the M.2 boot module adaptor from its slot.
3.
Touching only the outside edges of the M.2 boot module adaptor, remove the M.2 boot module adaptor.
Figure 83. Removing the M.2 boot module adaptor
4.
Identify the faulted internal M.2 boot module. One internal M.2 boot module is labeled DRIVE 0 and the other is labeled DRIVE 1. In
PowerStore Manager, DRIVE 0 is identified as InternalM.2BootModule0 and DRIVE 1 is identified as InternalM.2BootModule1.
5.
On the faulted internal M.2 boot module, gently pull the handle on the release tab to separate it from the tab holding it in place.
6.
Gently pull straight up on the pull tab to free it from the M.2 boot module adaptor.
7.
Remove the internal M.2 boot module from the M.2 boot module adaptor.
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